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Post by rusalka on Dec 12, 2003 22:20:32 GMT -5
Antonio has started to read the latest Harry Potter book. This will take some time as he can only read at a 3rd-grade level. Who the hell is Antonio?  And stop making fun of the wonderful Hogwarts Universe! ;D |
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Post by Melnorme on Dec 12, 2003 22:23:06 GMT -5
Who the hell is Antonio? 'anfernee' |
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Post by Dienekes on Dec 12, 2003 22:38:29 GMT -5
Herman Hesse's Glass Bead Game is pretty unreadable. In fact, I couldn't finish it, I was bored to death.
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Post by rusalka on Dec 12, 2003 22:45:11 GMT -5
Okay. Then I restate my question: who is anfernee?  Is he posting in this forum? Is he less than pleasing? |
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Post by Melnorme on Dec 12, 2003 22:49:39 GMT -5
Okay. Then I restate my question: who is anfernee? Is he posting in this forum? Is he less than pleasing? He has some posts here and on Skadi...he lives in this board... raceforum.proboards23.com/index.cgi?board=picsEnter at your own peril. |
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Post by GeneralMoltke on Dec 12, 2003 22:54:41 GMT -5
Damn, he must feel lonesome in that forum. ;D
It only seems as if he is the only one there. ;D
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Post by GeneralMoltke on Dec 12, 2003 23:00:57 GMT -5
Hahaha, thanks for the site guys!!! This guy is so hilarious!!! ;D ;D
Let me quote him in one of his thousands of hilarious posts!!
This guy is so ridiculous that it looks as if he is trying to be funny, and his English grammar just continues to impress me. ;D Hahaha ;D
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Post by rusalka on Dec 12, 2003 23:15:27 GMT -5
By Jove! It IS him, the guy who posts by himself and himself alone, and sometimes has schizo discussions. I think he's genuinely.. genuine; although I can stand him by very small intakes, like 3 posts a day, max. What I've been wondering for some time is that who the hell is that in that picture of his? Certainly not HIM if he's an "arab"? I'm still amazed by his spelling.. beotch? but he's trully blessed by allah. oh sorry. |
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Post by Prove on Dec 12, 2003 23:19:01 GMT -5
Hahaha, thanks for the site guys!!! This guy is so hilarious!!! ;D ;D Let me quote him in one of his thousands of hilarious posts!! This guy is so ridiculous that it looks as if he is trying to be funny, and his English grammar just continues to impress me. ;D Hahaha ;D I look upon Antonio's ramblings as Post-Modern World's soliloquoies.  This guy usually has an average lifespan of 1 hour in any messageboard that he joins. He keeps talking about how he will change...but he never does. Eventually, he gets his ass banned...something that he has become quite adept at doing. Nonetheless, there are some cyberspace refuges that allow his haunting. These are almost always abandoned messageboards that have not been deleted, and no longer has any moderators. Antonio is just a crazy tramp living under a bridge. |
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Post by Prove on Dec 12, 2003 23:21:14 GMT -5
Herman Hesse's Glass Bead Game is pretty unreadable. In fact, I couldn't finish it, I was bored to death. Did you read Foucault's Pendulum by Umberto Eco? You have mentioned that you like his work. I found it very difficult to keep pace with his narrative. |
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Post by Melnorme on Dec 12, 2003 23:22:33 GMT -5
Nonetheless, there are some cyberspace refuges that allow his haunting. These are almost always abandoned messageboards that have not been deleted, and no longer has any moderators. Antonio is just a crazy tramp living under a bridge. Racial Reality could do the Internet a favor and delete that truly Damned message board.  |
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Post by GeneralMoltke on Dec 12, 2003 23:23:43 GMT -5
Hahahaaha Hehe, very well put! ;D You must admit, that is pretty long for his standards. ;D Hehe, I’m beginning to love this Antonio guy ;D ;D Hahaha. Hehe, “Forum Ghost” ehh!  Allah U’Akbar. ;D ;D ;D |
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Post by Prove on Dec 12, 2003 23:24:00 GMT -5
Racial Reality could do the Internet a favor and delete that truly d*mned message board. Weren't people saying the same thing about Moulin? |
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Post by rusalka on Dec 12, 2003 23:29:39 GMT -5
Did you read Foucault's Pendulum by Umberto Eco? You have mentioned that you like his work. I found it very difficult to keep pace with his narrative. The question is not directed to me but I couldn't help getting involved I think Foucault's Pendulum is only likeable; and readable, if you're into what he's writing about: Kabbalah, Western Mysticism, and general esoteric stuff. I am, so the book was a great read for me; and I still count it among one of my favorite books. I think it can get pretty boring if one has no idea what he's talking about though, I imagine one could get rather lost. It's like reading a book in a foreign language that you don't know very well and have no idea what half the vocabulary is.. |
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Post by Prove on Dec 12, 2003 23:35:51 GMT -5
The question is not directed to me but I couldn't help getting involved I think Foucault's Pendulum is only likeable; and readable, if you're into what he's writing about: Kabbalah, Western Mysticism, and general esoteric stuff. I am, so the book was a great read for me; and I still count it among one of my favorite books. I think it can get pretty boring if one has no idea what he's talking about though, I imagine one could get rather lost. It's like reading a book in a foreign language that you don't know very well and have no idea what half the vocabulary is.. I took a half-credit course called "Modernity and Modernism" and one of the books on the syllabus was Foucault's "Discipline and Punish". That book went waaaay over my head, and I guess it somewhat jaundiced my opinion of Eco's novel before I started it. I find his interests in Paleography, Semantics, and the Freemasons very enjoyable. Other than that, I found the novel labourious to read. Perhaps because I was trying to read too much into it. Maybe I'll read it again. |
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